Who Am I? by Tania Kaczynski

Who Am I? by Tania Kaczynski

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A poignant look at the lives, experiences and identity of the asylum seekers and refugees that have come to Britain's shores

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Who Am I? by Tania Kaczynski

When everything is lost, imagination is the only place of true freedom. The New Art Studio, co-founded in 2014 by art psychotherapist Tania Kaczynksi, is a unique space in London set up as a lifeline for refugees and asylum seekers so they can experience art therapy in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. Who Am I? is a poignant look at the state of the dispossessed, and at how creating art can provide a last bastion of hope for those who have lost everything. Alongside the unique and touching artwork of the studio’s members are their true stories of bravery, loss and redemption.
There should be more books like this out there as Tania has really unearthed something unique and amazing and vitally important – to remind us how precarious life can be.. We need stories like this in these days of greed and fear, as we have to dive into the lives of others to be able to understand who, what, when, where, why -- King Adz, author of THE STUFF YOU CAN'T BOTTLE
TANIA KACZYNSKI is an accredited, practising art psychotherapist who founded the New Art Studio with colleague Jon Martyn in 2014. As the daughter of a refugee herself, she was drawn to the complexities of the current refugee experience and the ongoing lives lived with dual identity. The New Art Studio is a unique, therapeutic studio in London especially for refugees and asylum seekers. She lives in London.
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ISBN 13 9780750993012
ISBN 10 0750993014
Title Who Am I?
Author Tania Kaczynski
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher The History Press Ltd
Year published 2020-09-21
Number of pages 160
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.